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Infomedia Ltd
Investor Update Half Year FY13
Richard GrahamExecutive Chairman
Jonathan PollardChief Financial Officer
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Product Leadership – Past, Present and Future
Agenda
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics (Optional)
First Half FY 13 Financial Review
Operational Highlights 1H13
Investor Update Half Year FY13
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Investor Update Half Year FY13
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics
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Product Leadership – Past, Present and Future
The Model
Underlying Nature: Hybrid ‐ Software Development / Information Publishing Expressed As: Application / SaaS Solutions ProvidersProduct Nature: Sales Transaction EnablingProduct Importance: Mission Critical to Competitively AdvantageousTransaction Model: Products Licensed Only – Never SoldEconomics: Leveraged Recurring Revenue ModelChurn: Very StickyCore Values: Quality, Service, Innovation, Value for Money
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics
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Product Leadership – Past, Present and Future
The Timeline
Founded in 1988Released Microcat electronic parts catalogue (EPC) 1990Subscription Growth Doubling AnnuallyFirst Overseas Release – Europe – 1997Public Listing 2000Product Development Era Second Product line Fully Released – Superservice Menus 2005Perfect Storm Era 2005 – 2009Commenced Fully Online Push – 2010Superservice Solution Suite Strategy Commenced – 2011Turn‐around Success Acknowledged ‐ 2012
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MyOEMPortal
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics
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MyOEMPortal
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics
Microcat LIVE Online electronic parts catalogue with Menus interface
Precision Quoting, highlighting VIN specific menu information
eVHC with interface to VIN specific menus for automated pricing
Real time CSI measurement before customer leaves dealership
Secure, online service history recording, linked to MyOEM portal
Self‐serve online customer appointment booking – 24/7
Workshop scheduling to manage, plan and allocate resources10
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics
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MyOEMPortal
Understanding Infomedia – the Basics
Investor Update Half Year FY13
Financials
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HY13 Highlights
Subscriptions
Sales revenue
Cash flow
Net profit
Dividend
Key Metrics
Financial Overview HY13/HY12
$’000 HY12
Constant currency variance
FX impact
Totalvariance HY13
Sales revenue 22,452 1,537 (532) 1,005 23,457Operating expenses (18,826) (341) 836 495 (18,331)Adjusted EBITDA 3,626 1,196 304 1,500 5,126Hedging gain 1,303 0 (617) (617) 686
R&D capitalisation 3,082 737 0 737 3,819D&A (2,965) (851) 0 (851) (3,816)Interest & Tax (1,143) 441 7 448 (695)Net profit after tax 3,903 1,523 (306) 1,217 5,120
Sales revenue increase $1.0m ($1.5m constant currency)
Net profit increase $1.5m
$221k sales annualised from acquisition
Operating cashflow up $0.4m to $3.7m
Continuing adverse FX but less material
Continued investment in R&D – small P&L impact given amortisation run rate
Interim FY13 fully franked dividend of 1.27 cents per share (franked to 0.5c)
Record date 06 March 2013Paid 19 March 2013
USD spot 105c 103cUSD hedge 83C 99CEUR spot 75c 82cEUR hedge 67c 74c
2021222324
HY12 HY13
Sales $m
23456
HY12 HY13
NPAT $m
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HY12 HY13
Operating Cashflow $m
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Subscription Equivalents
54,544 54,949 55,296 55,564
10,438 12,283
14,611 15,744
40,000
45,000
50,000
55,000
60,000
65,000
70,000
75,000
June 2011 December 2011 June 2012 December 2012
Infomedia recurring subscriptions HY13 growth
Superservice +1,129
EPC Whitegoods ‐449
EPC +268
Solution revenue breakdown HY13/HY12
$1.5m (7%) constant currency revenue increase
Growth in both Parts (4%) and Service revenues (20%) constant currency
Reported revenue increase $1m (4%), $0.2m from acquisition annualisation
$’000 HY12
Constant currency variance
Constant currency
%FX
impactTotal
variance HY13
Totalvariance
%Parts solutions revenue 17,010 716 4% (373) 343 17,353 2%Service solutions revenue 4,181 836 20% (157) 679 4,860 16%Other revenue 1,261 (15) (1%) (2) (17) 1,244 (1%)Sales revenue 22,452 1,537 7% (532) 1,005 23,457 4%
USD spot 105c 103cEUR spot 75c 81c
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20.3
21.9
23.5
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HY10 HY11 HY12 HY13
Sales revenue $m
Constant currency Reported
Previous underlying growth Now real growth
*excludes hedging gain, capitalisation, D&A, interest and tax
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2.8
3.9
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Adjusted EBITDA* $m
Constant currency Reported
Balance Sheet
$’000December
2012 June 2012
Cash 5,945 6,646Trade Receivables 4,614 4,033 Derivatives 329 693Goodwill & Intangibles 34,494 34,106 Other 3,266 3,500TOTAL ASSETS 48,648 48,978TOTAL LIABILITIES (11,455) (12,733) NET ASSETS 37,193 36,245
Share capital 10,799 10,799Retained profits 25,110 23,412Current year profits 5,120 8,461Dividends (4,155) (6,763) Other reserves 319 336TOTAL EQUITY 37,193 36,245
Strong Balance Sheet
Debt Free ‐ $5.9m cash as at 31 Dec 12
$8.0m cash as at 31 Jan 13
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Summary of FX cover as at 21 February 2012
Forward FX contracts
Collar contracts
Enhanced collar contracts
*rate if spot rate on expiry is below participation rate
Currency Year Company sells ‘000
Exchange rate
USD FY13 3,550 97cUSD FY14 750 100cEUR FY13 3,270 76c EUR FY14 2,760 75c
Currency Expires end Company sells ‘000
Protection rate
Participation rate
USD Q3FY13 1,000 110c 88cUSD Q4FY13 775 110c 88cUSD Q1FY14 1,500 106c 99cUSD Q2FY14 1,500 106c 99c
Currency Monthly during
Company sells ‘000
(Monthly)
Protection rate
Participation rate Strike rate*
EUR FY14 460 79c 69c 77cEUR FY14 420 79c 69c 78c
FY13 2nd half themes
Relative to 1st half FY13:
Forecasted increase in sales revenue (Strong pipeline/timing risk)Expected small increase in operational costsAdverse FX impact as lower contract rate hedges roll offContinued R&D investmentIncreased amortisation and tax expense
Consequences:
Full year FY13 Cashflow from Operations: $9.5m ‐ $10.5mRevised Full year FY13 Net Profit guidance: $8.5m ‐ $9.5m
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Investor Update Half Year FY13
Operational Highlights 1H13
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Product Leadership – Past, Present and Future
The Timeline
Sales: Launched Chrysler, General Motors and Toyota Superservice in USA – 76 Trial SitesSales: Expansion into Russia, SA and ME with SS Menus and TriageCore: DLA Renewals with Ford & Toyota in USA, and JLR GloballyCore: New and Renewed 6 Lubrication Producers for PCLube Recommendation DBDevelopment: Integration Protocols for Tighter Integration Between SS ProductsDevelopment: Creation of the Superservice Connect ApplicationStrategy: Simplifying European StructureOperations: Prep for Cambridge MoveMarketing: Launch Superservice.comSystems: Real‐time Data Redundancy – Sydney <> MelbourneBoard: Reviewed and Improved DRP; AGM
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Product Leadership – Past, Present and Future
Company Footprint
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Product Leadership – Past, Present and Future
Near‐term Product Roadmap
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